Hawks to Watch: Stephanie Stillo, Curator
Why Stephanie's a Hawk to WatchImagine a job that transports you to a distant, sometimes magical world every single day. You'll discover fantastic beasts, long-lost languages, and entirely new ways of thinking about the world and our place in it. Nope, we're not talking about Dr Who, this job…
5 tips to balancing a double major or minor
It might be easier than you think to add another major or minor. You can still graduate on time and, bonus, your diverse studies can help you stand out in the job market. Here are some tips from College students on how to balance multiple majors and minors: 1. Don’t be afraid to explore. “I…
The College: The heart of KU traditions
Jayhawks love their traditions. They unite our community, connect us to our past, and capture the values that will propel us to greatness. But did you know that several of the most famous KU traditions were born out of the creativity of College faculty and alumni? From the Rock Chalk Chant to good…
Distinguished Alumni: Ambassador and CEO top extensive list of titles for Delano Lewis
The list of careers Delano Lewis has held is lengthy and diverse. After graduating from KU in 1960 with majors in political science and history and a law degree soon after, he embarked on a career including roles with the Justice Department and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the Peace…
Insia Zufer takes passions from classroom to community
Ask Insia Zufer why she studies biology, and she'll give you an answer that extends far beyond a passion for fieldwork. By exploring how and why humans, animals and even a blade of grass work, Insia discovers the connections that unite us all to each other, and to the planet. …
McKenzie Cory, scientist, artist & zoo intern
Combining classes in photography, sign language, biology & anthropology, junior McKenzie Cory takes full advantage of all the variety the College and KU has to offer. Oh, and she's interning at Topeka Zoo too, and crafting in her spare time. Busy, busy. In March 2017, we handed McKenzie…
George Mullinix, the art of science
George Mullinix has been called one of the best #exploreKU contributors ever, and makes a career shooting footage for commercial clients around the world. But can you guess what KU degree the artist behind this photo has?Photography? Nope. Sports journalism? Wrong again. George actually graduated…
Korbin Painter follows many paths through history
Speaking to Korbin Painter, you are instantly struck by his love for learning about the past. He's curious about how and why people lived, and the ways they were affected by seismic political changes. These interests led Korbin to a honors thesis researching the lives of lesbian…
Carson Vickroy, the World's Fastest Weatherman
"Take advantage of all the opportunities that you have, while you can." That's the advice of self-proclaimed "weather nerd" and aspiring broadcast meteorologist Carson Vickroy. It's a mantra that he lives by, and one that has brought him happiness and success in pursuit of his dream career. It…
Anna Allen, German key to copywriter career
Anna Allen was passionate about the German language when she arrived at KU. It connected her to her family history, and she was inspired to master the language. But she was also drawn to journalism, and wanted to pursue a career that allowed her to write on a daily basis. With one eye on…